| oniyide said: im the complete opposite, i really dont see the fanfare for the Wiimote. I was playing 007 and i really tried to give the Wiimote a chance. I was fine in the campaign, but once I went online, that was it. THere was all kind of problems, aiming is better but moving around sucks. I was always getting that stupid red sign and I would get stuck. I adjusted the sensitivity several times to no avail. I finally gave up and just went to classic controls for the online portion, Wiimote for campaign. I dont mean to sound like a troll, but I think the limitations of the Wiimote dont allow it to be as good as it can be. Red Steel 2 with motion was damn near perfect. It was the only Wii FPS that I felt the movement was very fluid. Like Jarrod said now that Move is out, hopefully more competent devs can work on these motion controls and give us something really special |
Yes, I got that a lot too, which was annoying - didn't have any such problem with Metroid, though
